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No, its half full by design. When the basket stops spinning you can hear the water stop about half a second later. Its a neat system. Before this most companies used concrete rings and blocks. Some still do.
BTW this balance ring system has been around since the 80's.
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I'll listen for the swoosh of water. If I don't hear it, I can assume the ring is now empty and needs to be replaced?
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Probably not. It would have to be cracked or have a hole worn in it. The only cracked ones I ever saw had been subjected to temperatures of -10 degrees F. for days.
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interesting thread, I too was having the same problem 
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